At first, I didn't have the best feeling about this place. I guess I'm spoiled--I think, "day spa", or "full-service salon", and I think that there should be coffee being served, sometimes wine. I was a little tired yesterday, so I was hoping for coffee. Usually places like these offer to take your coat for you, but that wasn't offered either. The nail tech, Erika, seemed really slow, but then again, I am comparing my experience to another place, the Taiwanese nail salon down my street, where the girls are like machines, completing a mani/pedi in less than one hour. But, as I sat there, I realized that I should just relax and enjoy my experience and being away for a little while. Erika was really sweet--very young, but sweet. She was slow because she really took her time to do everything correctly. She took a very long time to massage, which you don't get at the Taiwanese place! I was almost asleep. When I got back to my car, I realized that I had been gone for almost 2.5 hours. I would recommend this place if you aren't in a rush. The prices at this place are pretty darn good; you can't get much better than $27 for a pedicure at a spa, so I forgive them for not offering coffee--they did offer water, however, as a recommendation, having coffee is a nice touch, plus it doesn't cost too much to provide.
Pros: Lots of parking, quality of service provided
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